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This charming vintage postcard from 1912 features a delightful depiction of an Easter bonnet, accompanied by a whimsical poem celebrating the arrival of spring and new fashion. The front captures the essence of early 20th-century elegance, perfect for collectors interested in holiday ephemera or the history of fashion.The reverse side provides a fascinating glimpse into the past with a clear Braddock, Pennsylvania postmark from 1912. It advertises a "Formal Millinery Opening and Exhibit of Pattern Hats" from "THE FAMOUS Braddock's Big Store," showcasing creations from leading milliners of Paris and New York. This postcard is not just a beautiful image but a historical document, offering insight into local commerce, fashion trends, and communication during the era. Produced by F. A. Owen Co., Dansville, N.Y., it exemplifies early postcard printing techniques.
